Page 16 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19625, 2 May 1927, Page 16

INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., 305, N.Z. Insurance Bid rs. (Third Floor), Queen Street, Auckland. OPEN FRIDAY F.VENINCS. 7r9 p.m., In addition to usual business hours. Call or write for ProspEctus, naming the subject you wish to study. ALL SHEEP REARERS AND FEEDERS should instal the universally-known c urn E E for producing from meals all sizes and shapes of feeding cubes. Power, space, and price extremely moderate. HUNDREDS ALREADY AT WORK THE WORLD OVER. Apply Henry W. Peabody & Co., Sydney. Or RICHARD SIZER, LTD., Hull, England. MENRY HUGHES, LTD ;< exchange Lan*. :£ CIpBOSiU F*>rt St.. g AUCKLAND. .JYjC Ptien# «1Box 375. T" /A > i Regularly by Contract, or Casually. No Nuisance and Prompt Attention. General Cleaning; etc. Ring 43-189 for Quote. City Cleaning Co, 45, HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND.

COMPARED with the big, unwieldy automobile, the New Improved FIAT 509 appears smarter and much more graceful. It is racy, distinctive, yet utterly comfortable. Though small and low-hung, there is actually more leg room than in many cars almost double its size. Those who have driven the " 509" tell us that it is the easiest car they t have ever handled —easy to steer, exceptionally easy to park. And it is as easy to drive at its maximum pace as at its minimum, for it hugs the road as no other small car ever did. In Traffic, it gets away with marvellous speed, leaving the heavy car standing. Yet despite its thrilling performance the " 509" is SAFE! Just a little pressure of the foot, and big, sturd}' four-wheel brakes stop this car in a fraction of a second. So economical, too! 40 to 45 miles per gallon guaranteed, and unusual mileage from oil and tyres. The " 509 ** is a car you can afford to use —and a car you 11 be proud to drive ! The FIAT name is an adequate guarantee of quality. Improved De Luxe 2-seater Now only i 298 THE MAORILAND MOTORS, LTD. Pitt Terrace, off Pitt St., Auckland!, op p., Gat Company's Building. A!»o entrance through St. Kevin's Arcade. The(jew I